These are the retail tech articles that caught your fancy last week. Comet gears up for online return<\/p>\n
Electrical retailer Comet will return to action as a pureplay this week, eight years after it folded.<\/p>\n
RTIH takes a look at the retail technology space during July and rounds up the winners and losers. <\/p>\n
Amazon is planning to open as many as 30 Amazon Go cashierless convenience stores in the UK.<\/p>\n
RTIH rounds up the stand out retail technology deals, deployments and pilots from the past week.<\/p>\n
Retail Assist has landed Slater Menswear as a client.<\/p>\n
Slater will be onboarding its supply chain and merchandising management solution, Merret Pro, whilst also tapping into optimised store inventory management via the Merret Tablet Inventory application.<\/p>\n
Retail automation startup Pixevia has bagged 1 million in funding from Iron Wolf Capital, Open Circle Capital, Practica Capital and Mantas Mikuckas (Vinted), Tomas Okmanas and Eimantas Sabaliauskas (Tesonet).<\/p>\n
M&S has emailed its customers, informing them that on 1st September it will for the first time launch its full product range online.<\/p>\n
Reliance Group is set to emerge as the leader in the Indian retail landscape, according to GlobalData.<\/p>\n
These retailers are leading the way in providing technology and experiences that are one step ahead of their customers expectations.<\/p>\n
Holland & Barrett this week previewed its new omnichannel experiences store concept.<\/p>\n
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